Maple Cutting Board 21.5 x 33 art Hand-dyed in Japan by a

Hand-dyed in Japan by a collective of Japanese craftsmen using a technique that dates back to the Meiji period — dyes produce different shades of colors depending on the day's weather

A must-have for any cheese board

Renowned cutlery maker David Mellor's collection of rosewood knives are made from martensitic steel and feature sustainably sourced Indian rosewood handles

A perfect backdrop to dinnerware in a neutral palette

and sewn in San Francisco

Maple Cutting Board 21.5 x 33 art Hand-dyed in Japan by aHandmade in Wisconsin by master woodworker Edward Wohl, this maple cutting board is not only ideal for everyday use, but can be savored for serving or simply hung for decoration (we're serious, they're that beautiful). Try using one side for cutting and saving the other for display. Wood grain may vary slightly with each piece.